In this Instructable, I'm going to show you how to make gummy candies. I made a silicone candy mold using Lego bricks. You don't need to make a custom mold. There are many commercially available silicone molds, or you could just skip the mold completely, and cut them with cookie cutters, a knife, or even scissors.THIS PROJECT IS NOT ENDORSED BY LEGO. DON'T MAKE THE MOLD, OR THE CANDIES FOR SALE. - FOR PERSONAL DELICIOUS GEEKY BLISS ONLY First I'll tell you how to make the candy. I'll explain in detail how I made the mold in step 4. It really is very easy. UserGabebillings made the mold and documented the process in photos. See the first comment under step 4 to read his experience and see his photos.User ibeschierumade a "making of" video showing his kids creating Lego shaped gummy candies! /36217289LEGO Gummies from Igor Beschieru on Vimeo. I bought the Food Grade Silicone from Douglas & Sturgess. They are a great San Francisco store that sells artists materials, mostly for sculpture and casting.
They have some great info on their site.If you have kiddos that might mistake real bricks for the candy, you should consider whether it is safe to make these for them. Vegan option There is another kind of jelly candy called gellies or jellies. Those are made with Pectin. It's a different recipe entirely. I don't know how well they would mold though. Here is a Pectin Fruit Jelly Instructable. I haven't tested it in the mold but it seems like it should work. Pates de FruitStep 1: Tools and IngredientsShow All ItemsRecipe:Tools:« PreviousNext »View All Steps DownloadCan't read the text above?Try another text or an audio CAPTCHAText in the box:What's this?Everything is about to get really, really awesome! MANILA, Philippines – About 7 LEGO sets are sold every second around the world, and now Filipino shoppers will be able to get theirs too at the first ever LEGO Certified Store in the Philippines. The store, at the Park Triangle in Bonifacio Global City, will open doors May 12.
Check out the photos: Customers can also enjoy two options when purchasing in the store: PAB (Pick-A-Brick): Customers can buy the LEGO elements that they need individually, which they can use when building their own LEGO creations. PAB is sold per 100 grams. BAM (Build a Mini): Allows customers to build their own customized mini figure by choosing a headwear, head, torso, legs and tools/accessories. Each BAM set includes three customizable mini figures. Kids aged 6-14 also have their own activities, like the Monthly Mini Build program, where they can build simple, seasonal, and exclusive mini builds. LEGO will also participate in a "Rebuild Classrooms Project," where they will renovate and construct classrooms and other school facilities. This is in partnership with World Vision. LAJ Marketing Philippines, Inc. was established in 2006 and is the exclusive distributor of LEGO merchandise here in the Philippines. Will you come and check the store out?
Sound off in the comments below! The first LEGO Certified Store is located at the Park Triangle, 11th Avenue cor. Rizal Drive, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig. All photos by Manman Dejeto/RapplerEver looked at a stack of Lego bricks and thought to yourself, ‘I’d love to eat that’? But just in case any of us are struck with a sudden urge to stick brightly coloured bricks in our mouths, a group of gimmicky food geniuses have stepped up to offer the Lego burgers of your fevered dreams. To be clear, these are not burgers made of actual Lego. Those would be terrible for your teeth and not very tasty. Instead, Brick Burger, a chain in the Philippines, serves up brick burgers. Which are burgers inspired by Lego bricks. The buns have been made using a special Lego-esque mould, and are available in multiple Lego-appropriate shades. So there’s a bright red burger bun, a black burger bun, and a yellow burger bun. They don’t look particularly appetising, if we’re honest (how can a bun be that red?), but they’re very Instagrammable and perfect for any Lego-obsessed kids.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that The burgers themselves are made using pure Australian beef, and come topped with all manner of deliciousness. And alongside their brick burgers, the chain sticks to the Lego theme with Lego figurines placed around each restaurant, giant Lego brick ceiling lights, Lego style chairs, and Lego sets customers can play with while they wait for their food to arrive at their table. They also serve dishes like pasta and chicken wings which, confusingly, have nothing to do with Lego. Maybe they’re provided as an option for anyone with an aversion to eating buns that look like children’s toys. It's a 🍔 burger, not a #Lego #DarthBurger to be exact. With caramelized onions, bacon, mushroom, garlic and bbq sauce #brickburger A post shared by rose bodo (@rose_bodo) on Feb 8, 2017 at 12:56am PST Basically, there’s a lot of Lego stuff at Brick Burger. If you’re really into Lego, you’ll probably like this place. I
f you’re not into Lego, you might want to just go to a normal burger spot, where the buns are smooth and reassuringly golden. MORE: Rejoice: Nando’s is bringing back the Churrasco Burger for a limited time only MORE: McDonald’s now offer a masala dosa brioche burger proving once and for all the world has gone mad MORE: The world’s largest LEGO store has just opened in Londonby AIDAN DIAZ (Aidan's First Blog Post!) This is the first LEGO store in the Philippines. It's a bit expensive but is a fair deal. There are some newly released Lego sets like Simpsons, some old ones like Ninja Go and Star Wars, and some hard to find Lego sets like Minecraft. There are tables where you can play Duplo and see Legos in display cases. You can engrave your names on bricks, and you can choose the color of the brick and the text. Let me tour you around the first Lego Certified Store in the Philippines: This is a sneak peek inside the Lego Store Meet the first customer, Jill Lejano with her new Lego Creator Detective's Office set.
A closer look at the 2,262-piece Lego Detective's Office 10246. The back of the creator box which costs P10,149.75. I couldn't afford that but I can save up for it. Check out the other Lego Creator, Lego Architecture, and Lego Animals sets. LEGO MINECRAFT - My Favorite Lego Section Here's the Minecraft Crafting Box 21116 that has 500+ bricks and 10+ models to make. And in front of the Crafting Box it shows you some of the bricks that you can use. Here's Steve in full diamond set going to battle the Ender Dragon and the Endermans 21117. This is the back of the Ender Dragon set that costs around P5,599.75. The biggest and most expensive Minecraft set - the Mine Shaft 21118 (P7,999.75). It has TNT that explodes when a lever is pulled, you can place TNT in mine carts that can move with a push, and there are spider webs + ores like diamond and iron. The set includes Steve with armor and a weapon, a pickaxe, and some mobs. This is the House of Steve 21115 which costs P3,199.75.
Here's the Minecraft farm set 21114 (P2,399.75) which you can add to the house. It has a weird looking pumpkin that Steve can wear [not in real life]. We were the first boy customers in this store, and this is what we bought. This is the Minecraft set we bought and constructed. Steve's house with a creeper, a pig, wooden tools, and bread or sausage. You can make your own creations... just don't follow the instructions. Bird's eye view of Steve's House. This is me and my bros [brothers] with our first Minecraft set. Here's a promo if you have a single receipt purchase of P3,000+, you can get these for free from: This is what we chose out of the 3 promo sets - Build A Mini (BAM) figure. This is all our creations: A knight, a Dj and a surfer dude. This is me in my second favorite section - Star Wars! Here is the AT-ST and some Lego Storm Troopers. This the Star Wars LED Lite characters and Darth Vader's LED Lightsaber. The Star Wars Sandcrawler 75059 (P19,599.75) and the Jawas.
The Empire's TIE Fighter 75095 (P13,749.75). This is the most expensive Lego set in the store -- The Death Star 10188. This is the Super Heroes section: Avengers Age Of Ultron 76038 (P6,899.75) and The SHIELD'S Helicarrier 76042 (P23,379.75) which is exclusive to the LEGO-Certified store. Check out Lego Jurassic World Indominus Rex Breakout 75919 (P12,499.75) Here's Batman's Thumbler 76023 (P13,949.75) made of 99% Lego (minus the lego wheels). You can customize and Pick a Brick (PAB) sold at P679.75 per 100grams. Monthly Mini Build (MMB) Program for kids age 6-14 - no purchase required. This is my little bro Joshua with his free Lego MMB creation (given by the Lego-Certified store at the start of each month). My other little bro Raphael with his free Lego MMB creation. This is my baby brother Yugi playing with the Duplo. This is the Minifigures Series 13 71008 (P249.75/pc) in a glass case. This is the girly section and the new Lego Friends and Elves sets.